Quality material and the color Pebble is stellar, but I didn't think it was TTS. It seemed to run rather large, and BC ran out of Mediums in my color so i might never know.

I thought the Tabac was a pretty sick color, though it seems a little more orange in the picture and slightly on the brown side in person. The fit was good, maybe a little long in the torso when comparing to the width of shoulders.

I'm with Will on this one, they quickly became my first choice of denim. Comfortable, non-restrictive, well-designed, and stylish (but not overly). I haven't given them the test of time, but they seem to be built well. It's crazy how only 2% spandex will make these things so stretchy. I found they fit TTS.

"super-soft organic cotton jeans" so they claim, but I'm not impressed with this particular product by Patagonia. I like being eco-conscious, but not at a sacrifice of comfort. They more than likely would have relaxed after several washes, but for a Benjamin Franklin I would rather go with the comfort of the prAna Axioms and still have enough to take my girl out for a drink. I think ill return these to BC before I tear off the tags.

Warm & comfortable, what more could you ask for? Price is a bit steep, but if you are willing to pay for comfort then they're worth it.

I was looking for something that I could throw in my pack on those trips that i dont mind sacrificing a little weight for comfort. These can be packed smaller than the Tent Mule II because they do not have the solid foam sole on them. This makes them less stable in the outdoors, and more susceptible to tears and punctures, but for me the packability was a better tradeoff.

I was looking for a low profile vest and ordered this in my normal size of Large, but found the armholes are a bit small for me. Overall I probably could have gone up a size since DON seems to run a bit small, but as it is BC doesn't have an XL in stock. The wool that they use is very rough on the outside, but it creates a unique look. BTW care for this is hand wash ONLY

An excellent shape to the lens and they fit my large noggin perfectly; however, I wish they offered other color options. The Matte Black frame with the VR28 Iridium lenses would be a better match IMO. I have been buying the Spy Oasis for the last 3 years so I dig the different look of the Inmates.

Not stepped on, uncut, 100 % pure. You will get super high with this stuff; watch it you might get hooked.

I've been lounging all day in these after a late night, and they do not disappoint! I wear a 34" waist 33" inseam in denims and ordered the large, they couldn't fit better. Warning: These pants will make you uselessly lazy.

Basically prAna just threw a plaid flannel inner into their Axiom denims to warm it up, so if you dig the Axiom, you will dig these. They are super warm and a bit stretchy to boot. They are a bit heavier as Alex suggested, but they are warm and comfortable, not at all restrictive.

Quality and good looking. It's a bit tight on me, but I have a rather large noggin. Dig the olive color

Not impressed. I have heard great things about Icebreaker and thought I'd give this a shot but was disappointed in the fit. I'm 6' 190 lbs and ordered the Large and found that it fit perfect in the shoulders, but it was baggy in the armpits. Also, when you have your thumbs in, it has too much excess material in the wrist area. I guess I was hoping for more of a technical fit. It didn't seem as soft as the other merino wool pieces I own either. I'm bummed it didn't work for me, it seemed other people had better luck. For $110 I was expecting more..

I own the BD quickpack with bent gates as well and these are a perfect finish to my sport rack,.. for now. Their weight/price ratio is very decent and the 12's are a good length for sport climbing.

Comfortable, warm and it fits my big noggin! Wish they still had the red..

It's hard as a minimalist to buy something like this, but I melted my glove and burnt my hand for the last time. I wish they would at least offer this in titanium, it would be worth the $$. I may end up insulating the handles on my MSR Titan instead.

Comfortable and warm, but a little drafty in the ankle. If you are in sub 40 degree weather you may want to go with something taller than these low-rise.

super resilient, lightweight, breathable, stretchy. Perfect for backpacking, climbing, or just about anything athletic outdoors. I'm 6' 190lbs with a 34"waist in denims, the Large fit spot on. Too bad backcountry doesn't recognize that they have such a good product here to offer it in more colors.

I went on a three day solo in the Trinity Alps last week and was impressed with this little guy. I didn't pack nearly as much water as i normally would have because of the quick disconnects with my camelback bladder. I knew i would be crossing several streams so I never had more than a liter on me. The first time i went to fill it up i was surprised at how quick it was, i leave my bladder in the pack so i couldn't tell it was full until it was bulging my pack at the seam. My only concern is that this filters down to .3 micron; however, Giardia and Cryptosporidium can be as small as .2 microns. Great product though, i've been recommending it to my backpacking buddies.

I dig it, just ordered some more. It's quicker than the screw and safer than most biners.

For some reason Arbor runs a bit large. Pretty sweet design. I was hoping for black, but they only had monument in stock.

The size and weight is perfect for those longer approaches, color is pretty sick itself!

I was expecting a little more loft, but it is perfect for a midlayer so i can't complain. I think they could have made it a tad longer..

An original idea if you don't mind wearing such a bold statement.

I have a hard time spending nearly 50 bones on a T, but I do appreciate a quality shirt.

It's a nice lake or beach shirt. I think that a vintage wash would have been a good match with this particular design for a more retro look, but I suppose it will be there in a couple years anyways.

..because this bag will hug you all night. It doesn't get much better than this; a quality product to say the least.

Sporty belt that is simple and reliable. This thing will last forever!

I bought a couple of these after reading the reviews below and took them on a trip down the Lost Coast. I enjoyed my Mountain House meals much better. After boiling water and pouring it into the pouch I had to wait much too long for it to rehydrate the food. With an almost 4 min longer cook time than MH it was barely warm by the time I started eating it. Plus, the noodles were still somewhat firm. I might try them again someday, but I may just stick to what I know is good..

Slim fit tee, good feel. Designs a bit flashy, and you're definitely claiming a statement.

Simple design, but it seems to have a nice slim fit. The cotton is nothing spectacular, but it could be because I'm accustomed to the much softer hand of the organic cotton shirts that are becoming commonplace.

They had a nice stretch, but i had to return them. I am the rather commonly uncommon size of 35" waist, which nobody seems to carry. It's always a gamble when choosing between 34" and 36" because the clothing manufacturers' vary so. I went with the 36 and they seemed too baggy with a fold in the cinch. I decided they weren't worth the trouble to exchange for the 34.

This harness is killer - so light, so small. Arc'teryx made an incredible harness, you hardly even notice you're wearing it. I've hung a while with no discomfort. Took my first lead fall and I'm still here! The two gear loops don't give you much to work with if you plan on anything more than a set of quick draws, but it is a sport harness after all.

I was on the fence before ordering these off SAC, and now I'll be sending them back. They are Keen quality and styling, but there is something about the toe strap with Chaco style ankle straps that are a strange mix for me. Keen offers several different sandals so I'll be ordering a different pair when i figure out which one will be a better fit for my style. I think the Black Olive/Deep Lichen is a sick color, probably would have kept them if i wasn't looking for a little more toe stability for mild hiking. Oh, and they fit TTS.

Fell just below the knee, perfect length. Dig the Lizard color, and the material seems to be good quality. I am a 35" waist and I ordered the Large, they were a bit big but the side adjustment strap brought it in. They pretty much have the feel of a quality board short, and they are fairly lightweight. Ultimately I ended up returning these just because they seemed a bit overpriced, but then again I don't know what I was expecting out of a pair of running shorts...

Nice simple design and the smoke is a smooth white which flows with anything. I am usually between M and L for most fits. The medium Emanate fit me well. My only complaint is that the material is pretty thick. Having only used it around town I'm not sure how well it will breathe when you're pushing your limits. The design is printed with a pretty thick plastisol ink which will breath 0% so you may have a sweaty spot in the center of your chest after a run. I'm guessing they used plastisol ink because of the polyester blend of this shirt. All of their other products that are made out of organic cotton is printed using the preferred method of water-based inks because of the much softer hand.

It really depends on what type of backpacking you're into, but if you're trying to save space then i would recommend something else. It is well-made, inflates independently, is comfortable and provides adequate warmth. However, i purchased it when i first started backpacking and now that I'm turning semi-minimalist I am realizing that the rolled size and weight are a bit much. Don't get me wrong, it's a great pad, just depends on what you'll be using it for. I'll be replacing it with the Thermarest Neo Air that comes out next month.

This is my first set of the Boa model shoes and I must say it's impressive. Very fast to slip in and out of, and a very secure feeling when tightened. I wear 10.5 and these seemed true to size if not a hair bigger. I've only used them for gym shoes so far so I'm not sure how they hold up for trail running, but they seem sturdy enough to get the job done. It does rub on the back of my ankle a bit, which i attribute to them not having broken in, but it also may be because the Boa dial is right there which might make the rear support more rigid. I will update this post after I've taken them for a run.

I've only taken the Techno's out once, but they seemed to do the job well. I wear 10 1/2 on average and ordered 43's to start but they seemed a bit tight, so i ordered 43.5 and they fit snug, but i expect them to stretch a bit. They conform well and are aesthetic to boot! I'll update after i get a few more climbs in.

I am 6'0" 185lbs and just received my medium today. It fits perfect in arm length and torso length. I was looking for slim fit, which it is, but not too tight except it hugs my arm pits a bit more than i would prefer; however, it is nothing more than noticeable. I will agree with everybody on the thumbholes. They were a selling point for me, but I'm not quite sure who's thumbs they were designed for. Also, they are misplaced; when you wear the sleeves without a finger in them the opening falls directly above my index finger knuckle. Although the cuff can be spun to push your thumb through, it does create twisting overlaps in the bottom 1/3 of the sleeve. I'm inclined to suggest that maybe the thumb holes are in fact index finger holes due to size and placement. Perhaps none of us are aware of a new trend such as this.